A 2-day delay in responding to a lead is effectively a 0% conversion rate. Last year, I sat waiting for an SMS provider to "process my request" via a manual form. By the time they called me on Monday morning, I had already integrated a competitor’s API and paid their invoice. The first provider didn't lose the sale because of price or features. They lost it because they weren't "awake" when I was ready to buy. Most SMEs lose potential leads simply because humans can't be everywhere at once. I am building Frankly to act as the "Digital Employee" that never sleeps: Instant Action: It doesn't just chat; it captures leads, takes orders, and processes payments. Simple setup: No technical overhead. Just upload your business profile, knowledge base, catalogues and your assistant is ready in minutes Smart escalation: It handles the 80% repetitive grunt work and only alerts your team when a human is genuinely needed. See it in action: Test the live assistant at the link attached or watch the demo video below. We are launching soon and any feedback is appreciated; Would this solve a bottleneck in your workflow? If not, what’s the missing feature?

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Ever lost a sale because you didn't respond fast enough? Or seen a business experience it?

That is why we are building Frankly, to respond to clients promptly, capture leads, process orders, bookings and payments autonomously. And alert your team only when a human is genuinely needed when engaging a client.

Feel free to share your experiences with slow responses from businesses whether as a business or a client and whether Frankly might help with that. And if not, what's the missing piece?

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Frankly — Digital business assistants

Stop losing clients to slow responses

Stop losing clients to slow responses

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Ever lost a sale because you didn't respond fast enough? Or seen a business experience it?

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Ever lost a sale because you didn't respond fast enough? Or seen a business experience it?